New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-10

The bank exchanges NewYOrs Clearing Ion'c and a.,
he stocks sold at Newiok stock Exchange i1r inc
weeks OF three years compare as follows ,,..,
Week ending oc 10 ss, lsse OCT! Oct 3 o is ~
so' 1S9SS s4sS 5.2 ''5g 9is55
Money ON call ruled easy all the week al ia5 per cent
r nney sso In better supply from jia TO
per aud rates for commercial paper "e.c snor a.
continues TO be large II IL reflected by YESTERDAY
bank statement, but the only thinf unusual a'Dmt ,Hs
scasopable movement Is that consdoIlhs inc ns1 i
of commercial movements. II Is less tiah IN pcceuh
years. The cotton movement OF 1si Week iG rs
lie amounted TO 21l, l71 baies aSun't
bales In tho week OF 1856, and slnce scpsmDer 10
oO59G2 bales this year aSsns, A2S SIrept "n hat
The south il be,tor supplied with money than
eo ,he money centres NewYork funds at Savannah
Il discount 10 par against @ = dl,souns ye 20 80
al New orleans are - discount for commercial
and par for bank against 81 80 ana Z? Genus @
respectively At ST. Louis the discount Is % cents al"
! at Chicago 80. ,., ,,,o, an,
The foreign exchange markets lave ruled quiet ana
towor the end week bankers were nrier III tncr
demands The supply OF commercial bills. however !,
large and increasing aud the bankers VINO are &
such bills lind prois bio to Import tho gold rathc ln
reduce the Of their own DIS SOFA against sao
purchases The export Of GoS a Is rsscng aSt
10 ZIG bales in the week OF 1856 aud against 1850
balss IN tns we ssnbdard not cleared 675 bales
against 1899 in 1856 and lAG,256n 1850; sin nee
Septonber the exports this year amount TO 4l1"'o
baies nganst pa. 1892 In 1856 and 2l3,634 IN io9o
At the stock Exchange the last week was one OF sur
prIses and disappointment Tho speculative hnihe. -,
fnscd TO respond a OF encouraging developments
and under the leadership OF an active anu sra
bear eleIuc nt easily reflected la figures the ssgger.
| lions OF a not entirely satisfactory condition OF
! railway affairs at the West The Minnesota anu
Northwestern Railroad and the Central Iowa Railway;
If which A. H. stcknoy is the president uhe Cehtra ~.
iowa il In a receivers hands, are the Two corpera.oss
which arc saughtering rates and disturbing the traco
ihat mart of the country. For speculative purposes o
condition Of affairs made to seem more serious tn,n
| these two companies haVo inc P vMo. -. ~
| mako A. The Minnesota ana NorthW t,l :,
railroad now is line from ST. PAM 10 DhDulue, 81?
mss It building extension from Dubuque 10 en-,
coro III miles, which ii is expected VIII DC cohpstes
dmrng the current OF course as cninpet,or iDs
h"sinsss hetween Chicago and ST. Paul. the COMPANY
| ponia Is a round about one. In the year Gnu,
ing December 81, 1856 the present me sro IN H.
nonntad 10 1913 500, sum not much iarger tnah tne
..Siv earungs OF the Chicago and Northwestern ana
w." a. .ui railroads The Central lswa WAS
tno O,nhsr 1871 IL lived hardly two years before
passed into receivers hands and ~ s7o
ssvep Years the company lived an uncom
hs s striving 10 forco OF the older companle;
ioto nnrchasing It. again in up tne gno
and passed ints the hands Of the court for inc Yes
d.d Dscamber 81 1885, the companys gross earning